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- Directs all training activities of flight crew members.
- Coordinates operations policies, and training matters with appropriate activities.
- Advises the appropriate personnel of the status of flight operations and the training of the flight crew members and is responsible for crew member's standardization.
- Prepares and maintains proficiency records, flight schedules, reports and correspondence pertaining to operations activities.
- Provides an adequate and current flight kit for each aircraft.
- Maintains current aircraft check list.
- Disseminates information to all crew members as pertains to routes, airports, NOTAMS, navaids and Company policies. Will maintain and make available to all employees a current copy of the Aeronautical Information Manual, FAR Part 91 and FAR Part 135.
- Submits to FAA all reports required, pertaining to flight crews.
- Designates sufficient check pilots to insure all flight crews conform to standard procedures as outlined in applicable FAA Regulations and Company policies, and to insure that all pilots maintain current route qualifications and receive proficiency checks as required by FAA and the Company.
- Schedules aircraft to the available flight crew members and establishes personnel duty hours
- May delegate functions to other personnel, but retains responsibility.
- Safety: Preform work assignments in a safe and efficient manner.
- Other duties and tasks as assigned by management.
Instrument and Commercial Rating
Or if previous Chief Pilot experience at least 3 years experience as pilot in command of an aircraft operated under part 121 or part 135.
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